The PS2 had more than a handful of licensed games. Who among us can say we didn’t know and love Jetix Puzzle Buzzle. Licensed ...
A mix of sequel and soft reboot for the series, Way of the Sword moves the Onimusha series a few years to the start of the ...
The Super Nintendo might be the most literal console name ever. Nintendo made it, and it was pretty super at doing games. It was also pretty super at doing games it really had no right to even try, ...
Since Jurassic Park hit cinemas in the early 90s, there’s always been an eager audience ready to create their own prehistoric theme parks. It’s accurate to describe Frontier Developments’ Jurassic ...
If you were a PS2 owner and huge MGS fan in 2001, Metal Gear Solid 2 pulled off one of the greatest “gotchas” in video game history. Right, so, the marketing was pure Solid Snake. Trailers and demos ...
Whether due to publisher deals gone sour, licenses expiring, feuds between developer and publisher and other reasons entirely, there’s a wide range of games that you just can’t buy digitally anymore, ...
The SNES is a console that’s been well picked over at this point, even by us. But it seems like no matter where you dig, or how long you’ve been digging for, you’re always gonna unearth some new gems ...
When you think about it, it’s a wonder that any games get made at all, considering the amount of workers, time and money needed to pull off some of the biggest games ever made. Factoring in all the ...
Oh, the days when PS2 games came with instruction manuals to help players prepare for the worst kind of challenge — and even then it wouldn’t be always be enough. Games these days tend to hold your ...
The Elder Scrolls is a name as old as the PlayStation 1. Created by Bethesda Softworks, The Elder Scrolls is hailed as one of the most groundbreaking RPG franchises. Arena in 1994, Morrowind in 2002, ...
Coming hot off the heels of the PlayStation 2, Sony had a lot of momentum to keep delivering a high-end console gaming experience. When the PS3 launched in November 2006, despite the launch itself ...
In 2005, Santa Monica Studios unleashed God of War for the PlayStation 2, a brutal hack-and-slash game series that has dominated PlayStation platforms in the years since. The early entries in the ...
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